For the purposes of this thread, IBNR = Incurred But Not Reported = IBNP = Incurred But Not Paid = Whatever you are estimating on top of the claims you know about.
Question: The statement was made to me that paid + change in IBNR = Incurred plus total IBNR. Can anyone explain why this is true?
More detail: Let's say you come up with an IBNR estimate for January.
Let:
So the statement is that:
Which when I look at it like that boils down to:
Does this make sense? Is this true? Is there a good way to explain this to a non-Actuary?
Question: The statement was made to me that paid + change in IBNR = Incurred plus total IBNR. Can anyone explain why this is true?
More detail: Let's say you come up with an IBNR estimate for January.
Let:
A=Total claims paid in January
B=Total Incurred claims in January
C=Total IBNR for January
D=Total IBNR for the prior month of December
So the statement is that:
A+(C-D) = B+C
Which when I look at it like that boils down to:
A-D=B
Does this make sense? Is this true? Is there a good way to explain this to a non-Actuary?
Paid Plus Change in IBNR
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